Chaos theory, chaos theory or turmoil theory; It is not a structural physics theory or a mathematical induction, but a method for explaining the tendency of parts of physical reality as a whole. The shape of a cigarette smoke in the air can be seen as a product of completely irregular and independent coincidences. However, a theoretical physicist believes that this dynamics of smoke is actually determined by many parameters and factors in the environment. These entries are so numerous and so varied that it is impossible to examine and arrive at a clear conclusion.
The fact that parameters are such variables is due to the fact that they are outputs at the same time. A slight airflow that causes smoke motion is actually a movement that causes a difference in temperature and pressure somewhere else in the room. Also, influences affecting the speed of smoke may depend on each other, which makes it inexplicable. If we go back to the example of cigarette smoke, let's assume that the air flow originates only from the temperature change (which in practice is one of those millions). The temperature change affects the air flow due to the pressure difference in the environment. However, because the resulting air current will cause changes in the temperature again, it creates a function again with different inputs and this change lasts forever. It is described as chaos because many different entrances constantly change physical changes and create different orders, and these schemes are again influenced by human intelligence and much more than their present observation and scientific prediction abilities. However, we are dominated by physical laws and mathematical explanations that cause all these changes. At this point, it is revealed that the anticipatory order and the chaos are actually tightly wrapped around each other. No matter how simple the physical laws are, the result is so coincidental and confusing. ude_sub�`}_���
Despite all this confusion, there is an intuitive aspect that makes sense. In the world we are constantly in motion, we feel like there is a force that constantly controls us, and we can’t explain it. However, the purpose and the way of existence of man is based on an explanation. This complicated situation is an interesting thought that suggests that even the appearance of chance is not so. Maybe it's worth thinking. We as humans, for example, understand gravity very clearly. So gravity is not a chaos for us, but a known theory. Let's say what is gravity for an ant? More precisely, if one ant can think of it, is not it surprising that ant would create a theory of chaos for it? That's exactly what I'm trying to say. Maybe we are our own world and the most advanced living in our time. What about the other worlds or times?